Sentence examples for longer complacent from inspiring English sources

"They are no longer complacent monopolies".

But the episode does suggest that it can no longer be complacent about graft.

"We can no longer be complacent and must learn to think strategically, to think ahead and to act swiftly and decisively".

How much longer can this complacent illusion last?

But Irve thinks the public can no longer be so complacent.

Not only is Beitar waging a battle against its bad image, but many Israelis seem determined to no longer turn a complacent ear to what they once dismissed as the predictable racist clamor of rowdy sports fans.

The Palestinians demanding a state are weak, divided and quiescent; morose as they are, few favour a return to suicide-bombing.Yet Israel cannot afford to be complacent in the longer run, for this stalemate poses a real threat if the country is to preserve its essence as both Jewish and democratic.

They view most people above them as having grown complacent or as no longer being hungry enough.

The longer sex workers are forced to be complacent in our treatment and our silence, the sooner our rights are forgotten.

And when we won in a landslide, we sent a strong message to Albany: our famously complacent NY Senators could no longer consider it politically expedient to vote against our basic civil rights.

The moment you're no longer grateful for your partner is the moment you start disconnecting, becoming complacent, and/or building resentment.